Cultural and Social Anthropology: Applied Anthropology (track)
Do you want to take anthropology outside the university and collaborate with organisations such as governments, companies, and NGO's and help them tackle questions such as: How can museums diversify their visitors? How can the municipality support bottom-up green initiatives? In Applied Anthropology you'll do in-depth fieldwork and translate your findings to non-academic audiences.
Language of instruction
English
Mode
Full-time
Location
🎓 Qualitative research on a subject of your own choice
Feb10
Master's Week 10 -14 Feb
Nov15
Master's Week: 15-21 Nov
Here's why you want to study Applied Anthropology
Qualitative research on subject of your own choice
Translation of research findings to non-academic audiences
Close-knit community
Room for creativity
Is Applied Anthropology right for you?
- Do you take pleasure in wrestling with anthropological theory?
- Do you like to take initiative and find creative solutions for a partner organization?
- Are you interested in translating anthropological knowledge and methods to practical applications?
- Do you want to address contemporary challenges and solve real-world problems using in-depth ethnographic knowledge?
- Do you take the challenge to making anthropology work in sectors where there is a need for nuance, critical new insights and innovative approaches?
Then Applied Antropology might be the right track for you!
Discover other tracks in this Master's programme
The Master's programme Cultural and Social Anthropology offers three tracks. Applied Anthropology is one of them. The other tracks are:
Facts & Figures
- Degree programme
- MSc Cultural and Social Anthropology
- Mode
- Full-time
- Credits
- 60 ECTS, 12 months
- Language of instruction
- English
- Starts in
- September
- RIO code
- 66614
- Location
- Roeterseiland campus